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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1938
Page
1
Birthday Social at Middletown TU Church Circle
The Faithful Circle class of the TU. B. church Middletown held a surprise birthday party for Teddy Beachles of Locust Valley on February 1. Attendees included Eve Stine Else Hoffman Beulah Hofman Naomi Blickenstaff Ethel Delaughier Marion Marker Ellen Bartock and many others with Rev Aubury Garvin and Mrs Elizabeth Fox among the guests. In other news the Chateau of Tarascon in France is converted into a Provencal art museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faithful Circle
TU. B. Church
Middletown
Teddy Beachles
Locust Valley
Eveism Stine
Else Hoffman
Beulah Hofman
Naomi Blickenstaff
Ethel Delaughier
Marion Marker
Ellen Bartsock
Noami Winnick
Austin Marker
Roger Minnick
Chaunesy Grosstthale
Robert Bowlus
Waltex Robinson
Leroy Robinson
Russel Hofman
Edgar Martz
Wilmer “Wise
Theodore Extme
Les Guy‘ton
Arthur Blickenstall
Ceci Burmer
Wiliam Gross
Weimar Burner
Doris Mullen
Sylvia Burmer
C. Teddy - Beachley
Direct Slam Bidding and Culbertson System Tactics
Mr McKenney reviews 1930s Culbertson slam bids, notes their decline, and explains the direct method for bidding slams. A sample hand shows South using four no trump, then six, with a sequence of plays to secure a grand slam despite uncertain trumps. The article contrasts old asking bids with newer direct-method emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenney
WM. E. McKe
North
South
East
West
Bridge hand puzzle with opening lead described
Readable fragment shows a bridge bidding and play scene with an opening lead. The text references South West Noble East and a pass sequence, indicating a deal where the opening lead is KK and a 4 am time cue. The garbled OCR limits full reconstruction of players or contract details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sideaul
Noble
East Lia
North Market PTA Joins National Congress
The North Market Street PTA held its regular meeting Tuesday with president Wm. Lambdin presiding. A speaker from Annapolis, Mrs G. R. Clements, Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers, explained the National Congress aims and benefits. The group voted to join the State and National Congress, affiliating with both levels. three selections were performed by faculty and guests were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
P.T Iz
Lambdin
G. R. Clements
Annapolis
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Natonal Congress of Parents and
National Congress
Milton Moore
Homer W. Hart
Rsident
Hargerstown
B-T
State
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ste
Frederiick
Fa Ctorus
Ream
Frank le
Aimong
Cristi of
Hager
Cave City rafting reptile revelers dine on rattlesnake
In Cave City Kentucky February 3 AP reports a local lodge describing members as rafting reptile revelers who eat rattlesnake meat with stuffed chitlings and corn meal trim. They reportedly use potent Kentucky dew to whet their appetite. Charles P Tucker is noted as secretary and second treasurer with the official title keeper of snakes haulers and buttons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cave City
Charles P. Tucker
Warrants Issued for Two More in Montgomery
Warrants charging embezzlement of 1659 dollars were issued yesterday by Montgomery County authorities. E J Gray, former county building inspector Edsemoor, is accused of 842 dollars. he posted 1300 dollars bond after a prior embezzlement indictment. James R. King, a suspended clerk in the county police court, faces 817 dollars embezzlement charges and was released on 5000 dollars bond. Pugh ordered Gray released on 1300 dollars. Both men are to appear before the county grand jury on March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
James H. Pugh
E_ J Gray
Edsemoor
Liberty
Theodore Voliten
James R. King
King
Clarksburg
Pugh
Gray
Local Notices From Union Bridge Feb 3
Community items report property transactions in Union Bridge including Charles Reed selling railroad street holdings to Samuel Bowman for 75 dollars and David Hinehart purchasing Arbough house in Bellevue Heights. Also updates on residents visiting family and guests, medical recoveries, church ministers, and a birthday celebration for Mrs. George Buckey with a 75th birthday supper and a cake with 73 candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Charles Reed
Railroad Street
David Hinehart
Arbough House
Bellevue Heights
John John
Cnard Mackley
Frank Shriver
E D. Meredith
Thomas
Allentown
Frank DB
Herman Snader
C. D. Beggs
Baltimore
Lowell Birely
Olivia Warenime
Towyson
Ellen Schenk
Curls Bay
Harrs
Spurrier
Joseph. Stambaugh
Unionstown
Creager
Edward Stambaugh
Glen Stambaugh
Elmer Stambaugh
Theodore Stambaugh
Jones
Statter
Harry Spurrier
Schenk
Junior Spurrier
Irene Martin
Marie Arbaugh
Jean
Vivian Schenk
George Harman
Mr. Creager
C. C. Archer
MethodistEpiscopal Church
William Jones
Bark Hill
Frederick Hospital
Carrie
Bessie Garner
Mt. Union
White Hill
Broadway
George P. Buckey
George C. Gene
New Windsor
Jeannette Gorsuch
Frank Davis
Social notes from Rockville and nearby towns
A large party gathered with relatives from Rockville Union Bridge and Taneytown. The celebration honored Carol on her Sunday birthday with a red white color scheme, a cake centerpiece, and gifts. Guests included the Wanty, Wren, Morelock, Flickinger, Formwalt, McGee, and Rodkes families among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Farl Buckey
Union Bridge
Gues
Amelia Weishagr
Juba Berwanger
Clara Bricker
Taneytows
Amela
Ray Gaither
Thomas F —Sr
Thomas Yates
Fiorda
St Petersburg
Atta Beach
Yates
Slings Wilson
Dottie Morelock
Jimmy Want
Janet Fickinger
Betty Morelock
Jean Waner
den Wanty
Carroll Wren
Grover Morelock
Allen Morelock
Maurice Flekinger
Charles Flickinger
William Flickinger
Emma Rodkes
Sadie Formwalt
Gladys Morelock
Mary Formwalt
Bessie McGee
William Formwalit
Edward McGee
Thurmont Milling Association elects new directors at meeting
The Thurmont Milling and Supply Association held its annual meeting in Thurmont High School auditorium to elect three new directors. Two incumbents were re elected, E S Keefer and C A Lewis, with J C Stambaugh joining the board. Edward G Nicholson injured his eye by a hammer spike while working on a National Park project and was treated by Dr. J K Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont Thurmont
Thurmont Milling and Supply Association, Cooperative, Incorporated
George C. Zentz
G. A. Lewis
E. S. Keefer
Miss Crawford
Association
C. A. Lewis
J. C. Stambaugh
Edward G. Nicholson
Nicholson
J. K. Gray
Montgomery Co roads fund shows $104000 availability and allocations
The county accountant reports available funds and allocations for road maintenance and construction in Montgomery County. Total anticipated expenditures include $73,951 for road maintenance, $22,000 for bridge upkeep, and $15,526 for corporate costs and special districts, with various overages and prior project carryovers affecting the remaining balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Accountan
Vaugon Darcy
Daroys
Commission
Toan
Oridge
Constacion
Zord O
Roaever
Darpy
Local Notes From Wolfsville Busy Weekend Visits
Miss Mil dred Anna Grace and Aileen Foster from Washington D C visited Eleanor M Warrenfeltz and her son Philip in Wolfsville. Mrs J Warrenfeltz, of Hagerstown, and Mr and Mrs William Sturgis of Washington D C also joined. Others called or visited include Mrs A E Hayes with Elizabeth Harshman in Hagerstown, Welty Gouker recovering from an accident, Edes of Chiaws ville visiting Harshman parents, Francis Harshman of Middle Point with relatives, William Brandenburg and Theodore Kline with Emory Frye family, and Guy Kline with Guiynella and Robert visiting Myersville. Helen Adams and Miss Foutz of Middletown were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfsville
Mildred
Anna Grace
Aileen Foster
Washington, D.C
Jennie Warrenfeltz
Hagerstown
William Sturgis
Washington, D. C
Eleanor M. Warrenfeltz
Philip
A. E. Hayes
Elizabeth Harshman
Welty Gouker
Edes
Chiawsville
Charles Harshman
Francis Harshman
Middle Point
Emory Frye
William Brandenburg
Theodore Kline
Preston Frye
Guy Kline
Guynella
Robert
Myersville
A E. Hayes
Helen Adams
Foutz
Middletown
End visitors show turnout at Christians Endeavor event
The report recalls visitors of Mr and Mrs Oscar Brandenburg and notes Christian Endeavor gatherings at the Reformed church with the Church of the Brethren of Myersville providing the program. U B church event led by Arthur Martin featured Jane and Lilian Kline singing a duet and a solo by CY Boze Margaret Kisne. The national Women's association notes 1 200 000 women attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Brandenburg
Church of the Brethren of
Myersville
U. B
Arthur Martin
Jane
Lilian Kline
CY Boze
Margaret Kisne
Personal To Fat Girls en terse ad excerpt
Fragmentary OCR note references personal to fat girls text. Mentions presericten lawlets and fatten x Marmsa. Includes incomplete names and phrases with unclear context. Summary focuses on the visible phraseology and potential legal or health related terms without asserting unverified details.
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